Posted on 10/23/2020 8:49:31 PM PDT by 11th_VA
ATLANTA — An exclusive Channel 2 Action News/Landmark Communications poll shows President Donald Trump has expanded his lead in Georgia. The poll of 500 likely voters took place on Oct. 21, just before the final debate.
It shows Trump leading 49% to former Vice President Joe Biden’s 45%. About 4% of Georgia voters remain undecided. That also falls within the poll’s margin of error, which is 4.4%. So it remains a statistical dead heat.
It’s an improvement for Trump from our Oct. 9 poll that showed Trump with a 2% point lead over Biden. And in our poll back on Oct. 1, Biden led by 2%. Republican Sen. David Perdue has opened up a 6% lead on Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff. Perdue has 50.2% of support compared to Ossoff’s 44.6%.
That 50% mark is important. If neither candidate reaches 50%, the race heads to a runoff election. With 20 candidates, the special election to fill the other former Sen. Johnny Isakson’s seat is almost certainly heading to a runoff.
... We also asked voters how they intended to cast their ballot and there was a dramatic difference between candidates. About 64% of Trump voters are planning to wait until Election Day compared to only 29% for Biden voters.
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Nov 15, 2016 — Of the estimated 24 million people under 30 who voted in the 2016 presidential ... But Clinton received notably less support from young voters (18-29) than Barack ...
3.5 million young people have voted for 2020; they have a long way to go to match 2016 ... and how many are going to make the effort for Sleepy Joe ???
I can sleep now ...
MSNB and msm are moving into the phase of trying to demoralize and depress Trump voters.
Again they say N Carolina is in play (its not) here are the registration numbers-registration numbers/trends are one of the strongest predictors
2008 Dem edge over Rep: 864,253
Result: Obama won by 14,177
2012 D edge: 818,443
Result: Romney won: 92,004
2016 D edge: 646,246
Result: Trump won: 173,315
2020 (10/17): D edge: 399,214
—Repubs closed 2016 D-R gap by 247,032
This data comes from Axios and Survey Monkey. Survey Monkey is so uncredible that even 538 discards it.
Are you going to post on every thread? The early vote just means that they won’t be voting on election day. The youth vote may be down as much as 2/3 since colleges are largely empty.
What MSDNC likely reported were projections or estimates which we now know are not happening.
Its probably all the fraud mail in ballots. But MSNBC I am not sure about them.
I’ve posted on two threads. I posted on this thread because the other was getting very few comments and I was trying to receive clarification.
OK, I hope you are satisfied with the answers you got
It is true it could be a statistical tie but it is ALSO TRUE IT COULD BE AN 8% LEAD FOR PDJT.
I sure hope Cobb goes for Trump this time around. I’m starting to see more and more communists with their signs up in yards. In East Cobb it seems Indian Hills has become a bastion of communists buying the old homes there, tearing them down and building the mini mansions starting to overtake that area.
Remember 2016 was the first time Cobb went for a democrat since the peanut man.
Just like the black population leaving their crime ridden neighborhoods for better everything, we may have to seek a more conservative friendly town once my kids graduate in 4 years.
I live near downtown Atlanta, probably the most liberal part of GA if not the whole SE. There are Biden signs, but not many as in 2016 when my neighborhood was plastered with Hillary signs. Or in 2018 with Stacey Abrams signs. Some of my neighbors still have two year old Abrams signs in their yards.
We have two Senate races in GA. One for David Perdue and a jungle primary to replace Johnny Isakson on Nov. 3rd. Twenty candidates are running in the jungle primary. The GOP vote is split between Doug Collins and Kelly Loeffler. Majority of Dems are voting for Raphael Warnock, pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church. There will be a run-off.
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